The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-08-04
THURSDAY, Aug. 4, 1887. No.
SUN b Fam S.

sUNaEAMS.
Ice cream every afternoon at John
Flynn's.
Fresh barrel cider on tap at John
Flynn's.
Pioneer Press blanks for sale at
this office.
Good bargains in Boots and Shoes
at T. j. Moore's store.
The time is short now until the new
crop will be rolling in.
Blank notes, chattel mortgages.
Notifications &c, for sale at this office.
A. NJ. Cummings will manage the
Wheeler elevator during the ensuing
season.
n number of Morrisites are suffer
ing frym the painful effects Of weed
poison.
If you want 10 pounds of good sun
dried Japan Tea for $500 call at L. j.
Moore's store.
The W. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Williams next Saturday after.
noon at o'clock.
Matt Deidrich and z. Caswell have
formed a partnership to carry on a
general wood business.
Some beautiful water lilies were
brought 10 a few of has friends in
Morris this week by Conductor kel.
logg.
J. A. johnson draws the reins over
a very nice carriage team recently
purchased by him. They are goers,
you bet.
A grand harvest dance will be given
August % by the G. A. r. Exhaus.
tive preparations are being made for
big time.
The Morris club will play at Wah-
peton with the nine of that place next
Sunday, they to return the visit at
some future date.
Take the advantage of the low
prices on Groceries for harvest at the
Cheap Cash Store. It will pay you.
Call and be convinced.
There were union services at the
Congregational church last Sunday
morning, Rev. Fonda preaching. The
attendance was very large.
A drive rod on the engine of the
Little Falls passenger train broke
last Monday evening when within g
short distance OF town and delayed
the arrival of the train here nearly
an hour.
The old railroad crossing on the
Manitoba on Sd street has been tori
up, and hereafter the new crossing or
ID street put in in its stead must be
used exclusively by those crossing The
track at that end.
Last Saturday Mr.. Ole Mellund
of Framnas, met with painful acct
dent. While driving through towr
his horse became frightened and raI
away throwing him out and dislocat
ing his shoulder.
Last Tuesday, at Willard, Eddie
House fell from his Cousins knee ant
dislocated his elbow breaking thebon'
at the elbow joint. He is now a
home, and the injured member i!
mending rapidly.
Burglars, or some other "night
hawks" made unwelcome visits te
the residences of w. J. Munro and II
Kerl last Thursday night. They were
frightended away at both places be
fore gaining an entrance.
The regular annual fair Of the Ste
veRs County Agricultural Society
will be held in this village Sept. I'll
and 9Th. Prepare for it and keep thu
best you have for exhibition. Tit
premium list has not yet been pre-
pared.
rs.Joseph Schultz and her mother
Mrs. Ahrens, of Rendsville, were tip
ped from their buggy last Saturday
while driving to town. and both were
quite badly injured. Mrs. Schult,
sustained fracture of two ribs. Mrs
Ahrens internal injuries of seri
Gus nature, and owing to her advanced
age her recovery is very doubtful.
Talking of discrimination and ex
cessive rates, Matt Deidrich furnishe!
figures to show that the Manitoba
road does not deserve to be singled
out as . target aside from any othel
road. He says that he has paid al
much on wood shipments from Swan
vile to Morris, as similar transporta
tion for It's miles on the Manitoba cos
him!